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Why One Scientist Changed His Mind about Design
Greg talks about a review of Heretic in Salvo Magazine then takes questions on hearing the voice of God, voluntary muscle movements as evidence of free will, and Noah’s ark.
#STRask - October 11, 2018
Greg answers questions about taking Genesis and Job literally, whether the Bible says God won’t give us more than we can handle, and how we can tell if someone is interested in Christianity.
Read through the Bible Once a Year
Greg exhorts everyone to read through the Bible once a year then takes questions on communicating the gospel quickly and apologetics books for students.
What Was the Sin of Sodom and Gomorrah? (Video)
It's become popular to claim that the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah was something other than homosexuality. What does the Bible say?
What Was the Sin of Sodom and Gomorrah?
It's become popular to claim that the sin of Sodom and Gomorrah was something other than homosexuality. What does the Bible say?
#STRask - October 8, 2018
Greg answers questions about how there could be degrees of punishment, God’s will for our lives, and how one can pray without doubt. [We had a few minutes of audio difficulties again in this one. Our apologies once again. We’ll get this figured out!]
Azusa Reverses Changes to Their Student Conduct Policy
Greg goes through Azusa’s statement reversing a new policy that allowed LGBTQ+ relationships on campus then takes questions on moral standards, whether science is superior to the Bible, cessationism, and more.
#STRask - October 4, 2018
Greg answers questions about why God allows animals to suffer, whether Adam and Eve handed authority over to Satan, and corporate worship for introverts.
There’s No Evidence for God?
Greg responds to the claim that “there’s no evidence for Christianity” then answers questions about ghosts, arguing civilly, comforting the sick, and materials for teaching conversational apologetics.
A Shrewd Insight from Francis Schaeffer
Understanding the mannishness of man provides a powerful technique to get someone thinking.